MOVIE DESK: No One Stops Evil: ‘Kishkindhapuri’ Trailer Hints Doom
Film Overview and Release
Directed by Koushik Pegallapati, Kishkindhapuri is a Telugu horror-mystery featuring Bellamkonda Sai Srinivas and Anupama Parameswaran.
Scheduled for a theatrical release on September 12, 2025, it promises an emotionally charged supernatural narrative.
Produced by Shine Screens, the film aims to captivate audiences with its unique blend of fear and folklore.
Trailer Teaser and Plot Glimpse
The recently released trailer unveils a haunting tale set in the ominous Suvarna Maya house, with dialogues like “No one can stop that demonic power” fueling intrigue.
It follows tour guides, played by Bellamkonda and Anupama, whose ghost-walking expedition spirals into chaos.
The trailer’s eerie visuals and chilling score by Chaitan Bharadwaj heighten anticipation for a gripping experience.
Narrative and Emotional Depth
Kishkindhapuri centers on explorers trapped in an abandoned radio station, awakening a malevolent spirit.
The story explores themes of survival and the consequences of tampering with the supernatural, accentuated by Anupama’s ghostly portrayal.
The screenplay, co-written by Darahas Palakollu and K. Bala Ganesh, integrates emotional stakes with horror elements.
Technical and Creative Team
Cinematographer Chunmay Salaskar crafts an atmospheric backdrop, complemented by Manisha A. Dutt’s evocative production design.
Niranjan Devaramane’s editing and G. Kanishka’s creative oversight enhance the film’s suspenseful tone.
The technical prowess aims to elevate Kishkindhapuri within the Telugu horror-thriller genre.
Cast Dynamics and Market Outlook
Bellamkonda ventures into horror after action-heavy roles, while Anupama seeks a comeback following recent setbacks.
Supported by actors like Makrand Deshpande, the film faces competition from Mirai and Little Hearts on its release date.
Its unique premise and strong trailer buzz position it as a potential genre-defining release.